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October 10, 1962

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Headlines from October 10, 1962

ADENAUER RESISTS U.S. OVER BERLIN; He Says Soviet Must End Its Hard Policy Before Bonn Will Offer 'Initiatives" ADENAUER IS COOL TO U.S. ON BERLIN

By Gerd Wilcke Special To the New York Times

Adenauer says W Ger will offer no new initiatives on Berlin issue so long as USSR pursues hard policy against reunification and self-determination, s, Bundestag

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RUSK OFFERS HOPE TO CUBRN PEOPLE; Says U.S. Would Help With Growth After Country Is Free of Communist Rule RUSK OFFERS HOPE TO CUBAN PEOPLE

By Unknown Author

Rusk says US will help econ and soc development if Communist domination ends, s, Inter-Amer Defense Coll; stresses Chinese-USSR intervention as threat to Hemisphere; OAS Council meets on issue; Sen Bush urges US arm exiles to set up their own blockade

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CONGRESS FACING WORKS BILL FIGHT IN DRIVE TO CLOSE; Conference Battle Threatens to Put Off Adjournment Scheduled Tomorrow HOUSE IS FIRM ON CUTS Seeks to Guard Projects Kennedy Has Until Tonight to Act on Pension Plan CONGRESS FACING WORKS BILL FIGHT

By C.p. Trussell Special To the New York Times

Rules Com votes to let it go to conf; Sen had previously approved it at $4 billion

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9 Nonprofit Theaters Granted 6.1 Million by Ford Foundation; 9 THEATERS SHARE 6.1-MILLION GIFT

By Arthur Gelb

theatre gets $2.1-million Ford Foundation grant; illus

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TRUST SUIT CITES 3 OIL COMPANIES AND 5 DIRECTORS; U.S. Says Sinclair, Richfield and Cities Service Agreed to Avoid Competition TRUST SUIT CITES 3 OIL COMPANIES

By Bill Becker Special To the New York Times

Justice Dept sues Cities Service, Sinclair and Richfield, charging Sherman Act violation in cos agreement not to compete with each other and Clayton Act violation in cos interlocking directorates; names as co-defendants 5 Richfield dirs who are officials in Cities Service or Sinclair; charges that through their subsidiaries Cities Service owned 31.1% and Sinclair 30.3% of Richfield stock, which lessened competition; Cities Service chmn Watson and Sinclair pres Steiniger deny their holdings of Richfield stock violate antitrust laws

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Notable Births

1962Thomas Rusch, German photographer^[†]

Thomas Rusch is a German photographer living in Berlin, Hamburg and Paris.

Notable Deaths

1962Stancho Belkovski, Bulgarian-Polish architect (born 1891)^[†]

Stancho Belkovski, was a Bulgarian architect.

Historical Context for October 10, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]